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Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
A Peasant 0ifs.

What blessing to his friends and
society 10 the man who can "take
things easy" % the phrase goes.
II is downright selhshness 10 ipfiict
our personal grievances on our friends,
since II does not Allevists our misery TO
make other people uncomfortable.
The man who "tAkes things easy"
realizes this, and suffers In sIl lence.
More than likely people think he has
NO trouble Of his own, or an organiza.
tion 70 inferior that 1t 10 not Jared out
of tune BY the rough usage OF fortune;
for TO make the very worst OF every
trouble. big Or little, from the fracture
lof . teaoup to that OF . skull, 10 consid.
cred by many proof of great ssnsibil
| ity and depth Of character, while he
who pursues the other course, who en-
1 Idures reverses, sights, injuries, PIN
pricks OF annoyance, agues OF anxiety,
physical and mental neuralgias, with
out reporting them to every passer and
no Wiling his grievance into the ears OF
every listener, Is often spoken of as
hbre too coarse to feel acutely and suf.
fer keenly.
But, for all that, this maligned per.
son is popular wherever be or she goes.
The person who can 60 without her
dinner and her spring suit and not sd-
vsrtise the fAo'; who can lose her purse
and keep her temper; who makes light
of heavy weight, and can wear shoe
that pinches without any one being the
wiser; who does not magnify the splin.
ter In her finger into ssiok of timber;
who swallows her bitters without leAv.
ing the taste In other peoples mou ths-
such one 10 always popular.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
MOTHsR,

In most families Il ID the mother Who
Dears the family burdens. All turn TO
her for comfort In their sriefs or DER.
|plexities.
Already enfesblsd By the anxietiss Of
still.
The families where the daughters en-.
deAvor 70 shield the mother from work
and sorrow and solicltude, are too few
70 be mentioned In the general oount.
and the husband 10 = marvel Who dos
not look upon his wife, upon "mother."
|as he often calls her, ~ ihs one TO turu
TO In emergency; % the one to help him
OUT o. the one to bear the biunt; % the
one to know tho worst Of everything;
- the one 70 suffer II there 10 any sui
fering 10 do and TO keep Others from
the knowledge Of suffering.
IL 10 At this time OF her life, more
ofsen than at any other time. that wo,
man, co-sc!ous Of the falling off OF her
young and good look.. and fearful of
an equal falling of In her power OF at.
traction, should seek healthy amuse.
mens for mind and body that both may
DO benefited BY the tonic Of chsnge;yet
1t 10 too generally felt that she needs
W. AhSo eeyotioe ouu U8ut ouJOy m6nt9
and distractions, but prefers to stay
quietly and properly st home, and II
she d0es not prefer 1t, should be allowed
to do 90 for the look Of the thing.
In reality, it 10 st this time that the
daughters should make their value To
their mother felt by her as never b.
fore.
1t is now that the husband should
surround her with kind observAncss,
and comfort her with the knowledge
that bis love 10 unchanged.
1t is now that every gayety and
amusement likely to absorb her
thoughts should be opened to her, and
that she should be frequently led away
into distractions and pleasures
1t Is now that she should not be sui
fered 10 experience an anxiety.
And II 10 now that. II blows, and
shocks, and SORROWS come, somebody
else, and not she. should be oalled upon
TO meet their FIRST foroe-a force that
should be broken all that IL possible
before IL cAn reach the deltcste and
|overstraiIei nerves, which are ready
|or liable TO be prOstrated with fearful
and fatal disease II treated Otherwise
than with this shielding tenderness.
Girls, be tender with your mother.
In oil the wide world there Ia no friend
like her, no lover 20 true.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
The Opora House.

Mr.. Joseph Murphy closed his en-.
gagement at the Opera Honse Saturday
night, on which occasion he presented
"Shaun Rhus" In his usual excellent
manner.
This evening Rose Lisle will com.
mence an engagement OF one week
during which she will present variety
OF plays. The attraction tonight will
TO "Rsddy's Luck" Miss Lisle will
be supp0rt ted by q very excellent oom.
psny, and IL herself talented actress.
She was for several seasons the leadir Z
attraction at Union Square and Wall
lacks theatres, New York. The COM
pany will bring their own special
scenery, and each of tho plays will be
given In the best p1auper, with new
and elegant costumes, properties, etc.
The admission Will be but 10 and 20
cents, or 80 cents for choice reserved
sent.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
The Great Pab lio school

The world Ia great public school,
and ID soon teaches . new pupil his
proper place. II he has the attributes
that belong to leader, he will be In.
stalled In the position Of leader; II not,
whatever his own opinion Of his abili-
ties may be, he will be compelled to
fall In with the rank and tile. II nos
destined 70 greatness, the pext best
thing to whioh he can aspire 10 respeo.
liability; but no man can either be truly
grea, or truly respectable who Is vain,
pompous and overbeariDg. By the
time the novice has found his legiti
msto social position, be the same high
or low, the probability 10 shat the disa
greeable traits Of his character will be
softened down or worn away. Most
likely the process of abrasion will be
rouRh-perhaps very rough; but, when
1t 10 ali over, and he bsgiDs to see him.
self IS others see him, and not rs re.
fisoted In the mirr"r OF solf concsit, he
will be thankful that he has run the
gauntlet end arrived-though by o
rough road-at self-knowledge. Upon
tue whole, whatever loving mothers
may think to the contrary, It is . good
thing for youths to be knocked about
in the world-it makes mon.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
The Sort OF wife He wants.

What man does not feel sure, not ouly
that he eau marry II be chooses and
when he CHOOSES, but that he can nave
the sort Of wife he wants? He thinkB
that ~ any period OF his life, II he likes
70 "sow his Wild oats," and Tired of 1t
all, dreams Of domestic bliss st his own
fseside, Instead OF club dinners and
gallant general attentions to his lady
friends, he can marry any woman he
choosee, and settle down. All bachs-
lOrs are sure OF shis. Yet, after oil,
Jack is NO suYor OF his luck In the ma-
trimonial lottery than Jill. Now and
then an old bachelor, having spent his
life 10 looking for perfection and his
. belle" ideal, IL Obliged to take the wo-
man hs can get, and be thankful for
her. We offer no opinion; but the facts
OF ths case are open TO every one. and
we ask our readers how often they have
heard Of the union of bachelor friend
who had always been SO particular as
70 the sort OF wife he would ono day
possess himself of, without either feel.
ing inclined to shrek with laughter or
to Rroan with horror?
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
A Bucket shop EPISODE

John j. Giet, of Ohio, has brought
suit sgaiupt Hodgen 81 Miller, grain and
com m lesion dealers in Louisville, Ken.
lucky, to recover $31,7S6. He alleges
that The firm conducre "buoket shop, "
ond that hst wecn December, 1885, and
April, 1888, he lost 10 them on wagering
contraota the gum hs sesko to recover.
He claims that the contracts were not
bona tido business transactions, but
gambling. Last fail n similar case In
|ths SINE court was decided in favor Of
IN N, Hintiif
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
An Iarsrssr,ps Ixb,p,t,on.

1.-THE people fully com pretended what
On interesting and Instructive exhibi.
tlon ts now being given Of o I'D Fsllows'
Hall, II u scarcely probable that the
room, ~ large - is u, would be large
enough to accommodate them. The
work Of Madam Anderuon and her ~.
sistsnb In manipulating glass into hun.
drsds Of different shapes and fgures
seems almost like magic, and 10 Of
itself q subject Of study. Bet while
this part Of the exhibition Ia highly
Interesting. Professor Juko's elsctrica i
appliances are still more 20, and had he
lived In Massachusetts, two centuries
ago, and been able 70 accomplish what
he now does, he would have periahed at
the stake ~ vizzard, or perhsps been
taken for the evil one hlmself. The first
OF his wonders 10 . glass enRiLe, 70
which 10 attached . couple OF magnets.
The professor picks mp . wire, which
he holds sgAinet sim liar wire attached
10 the msgnets, when ths electrical
sparks commence 10 hy, and Away goes
the delioAte glass mschinsry, making
hundreds Of revolutions minute. This
method Of apply Ing electricity ~ . mo.
tive power 10 original with the prof-s-
- SAu ~ shAs wy shoAo - pthuCtPlo
which may cause revolution iu the
appliances used for furnishing power
The professor has made applics, ,ion for
patents en- this new and Important In.
ventlon. The electrical music arrange
ment 10 another object Of wonder, and
IL whole exhibition In itself. A cabi.
net organ stands on the stage, con nsemd
with drums, pioolo and other musical
Instruments In different parts OF tie
room.
Miss Juke, the professors daughter,
q highly accomplished young lady |,
sssts herself st the organ while the pro.
fessor himself occupies place at a key
board on the opposite side; - her I'm.
gers touch the organ keys the insep ara
Bile spark 10 emitted, and the sweetest
music produced, ranging from the soft
est strains TO full orchestra. Hours
can pro6tably be spent In stud Ing this
feature alone, and the visitor Id opt 70
leave my stiHsd more than ever at the
subtle powers OF the electric fluid. The
exhibition will be open fore short time,
and 10 eminently worthy Of the patron.
age Of the public.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Tho Popular science monthly.

Professor Joseph I.sOonte In the
October number of THE Popular
Science Monthly" answers the question,
"Whst is Evolution2" In Q manner
which will be welcome to many read
ers. The Hon. Daniel A. Wells gives
tho fourth paper OF his series on Eco.
nomie Disturbances since 1873" in
which he shows that the recent decline
In the price OF certain articles Is an in
evitable sequence from q great multi
plication OF commodities through new
conditions Of production and distribu.
tion. 1.-THE Ssvasery OF Boyhood," by
John johnson, Jr., is IN instructive
study Of certain traits peculiar to that
age. "The Allotment of 6peciAlties" is
the subject OF the fourth OF Mr.. Henry
j. Philpott's ''Social Sustenance" pa.
pers. In addition to these there are o
number of other interesting and In.
ssructivs articles which will well repay
attentive study.
New York; d. Appleton b Com pany;
fifty cents number; $5 year.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
,UA sAE1s
SAl,E-One OF tue 81

n SALE-One OF those
Lce .ez.roomed houses At
4 T,snklin streets, having
kugs on tae Park Of %
| r1irg an open view and
drcals,ion Of pure air; also
scv view OF the river and
Esnding country For sit
bp spd convenieDces and
knsrsh!p this house cannot
bup.ael, having all i'm
.ntrts, including station
Eatle vash.stsnd. Apply at
tflce, CT 2l4 East Fourth
A s30.6t'
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Repor, OF the Registrar .

During the week ending a. noon las
Saturday, there we're "a births, 13 mar.
riages and 18 deaths reported to Re-
eistrar Lee ~ having occurred In thii
city, against 16 deaths for TIC oorres-
pondipg period of last year.
Causes OF death :-Oonsumptiop, o;
cancer, memhraDeous Group, 2each
brone ehitis, commissions, cholera inian.
tum, oa,arih, effects OF burn, general
debility, old age, pneumonia, sofleninG
Of the brain, each.
Ages of decsased ;-Under year, A
l tu 2, 1; from2 to 9, q from TO 10, l
from 20 to 80, 8; from 40 70 90, 2: from
50 TO 70, :; from SO to 90, L; 80 to l00. 1
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Republican County COMMITTEES M Getting

The Republican County Committee Of
New Castle County will this afternoon,
at 80 O'Clock, meet at the headqIar.
ters Of the Yonng Meh's Republican
Club, No. $40 King street. Tne notioss
TO me IN bers were sent cut this morning.
Bepry @. Mahaffy OF Brandy vine IL
chairman OF the committee, and Benz.
T. Bye 10 secretary. Other M memoers Of
the party outside OF the COMMITTEES are
requested to be present.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
TO BUSINESS MEN.

A rrrmin, Mt New York mar featuring
company, WI h an established srd highly
Temnn4ra;ive busiaoss (orac:t>>lly mon.
opo;y) largely pitroIiasd ey merchants,
bankers, oGrpprstio SAM thu general nub'
iic. das,roa an ns.igo sri rO5poa'taie repre-
sentative In every state or city. 10 per
cant up.n limitol ilvss' N ent tuaraneeea.
several sta ;.s airaNdy undsr contract. Al
dress rHf UNION ArIONAL 90, 744
broadway, New YORK, s2l-et d-os
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
E,np,oyes D,soh arged.

In Chicago Friday, Public Works
Commisslouer Swift discharged los city
employts. In answer TO the politicians
and others who crowded his office, he
said that politics had nothing to do
ss,tb The discharges. He said that 10
was vas purely a measure of economy, as 1t
hsd hefn disooyered that for time dur
ipg the " Inter certain number OF men
oonld be spared. He said the places
wouId be filled again whenever neoes'
aaru
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

The horse entries for the Ekt'n Fair
are very large which will insure excel.
lent races. II 10 hsrd to tell which day
will be the best - there are 90 many
good races every day.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

There will be show case after show
case filled With the greatest variety and
richest designs Of ladies fancy work at
the Elkton Fair October 4 tot.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

ks.LE-kT A BAR,IAls, nkEuf
n,tnR ia:ns 10 UslswArs Co., Pa,
sA,ivl lie i,atiOn. on tho Ba altiNore
aliIi0ld. Q cihtltnihx 81 acfsti nne
tn tril 10 abundance, ana under
|iaa d! cultivation. Gall on or I'D
.LPE!EJk, no. o W. Tth 81, aty.
sao-sf
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

sALI-? BUSINESS WAttONS,
hrly ciriases. q lsrso (dected)
aA;iy tory tons; constant freis mt
w, itt t:c.pr y0i ga fe. at modeT.
M AtI j 8. n. o. corner front and
Fn,S SIT eod.lm
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

sALL-,i G,D 2-5TukY bRlOk
k,vsItd siuchen, No. 9oo Oheahut
[kilO itet de,y; now tia roof; DRY
n nurle 10 r.nt; selling bsoAuse
h soz living in phiiHcsiphia: a
|nrllt soon. Apply " J. j. VIII
Nwe: chestnut and Aaaas sts-,
s,a. Il. G., .ca L. DAuphia str~ Of,
Esytl, 10, s9-lm"
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

(ALE-.STuRY BRICK HOUSE
e sta nds Of Lowering avenue,
nNnl street Will sell cheap and
fihiai, p1rchaser. Monthly install.
aist. Also u; Linden street. Apply
Nfff vERNna. this once. tl6-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
BOYS CLOTHING,

We would like you
to make a personal ex-
animation of our stock
Of Youths, Boys and
Children's Suits. We
ieel proud Of the assort-
ment and take pleasure
in showing them, and
are perfectly willing to
abide your decision of
style, fit, make and
price.
We have a much
full er assortment OF
Mems Suits than we
have ever kept. Many
OF fine qualities to
show you OF our own
make.
OV E REQ AT S ot
the best grades; light
weight, medium and
heavyweight; light, me-
dunn and dark colors.
Our Custom Depart.
ment contains more of
the Finest Imported
and Domestic Goods
than we ever showed.
We want everybody to
see them.
JAS, 7. MULlIH son,
TAILoRs & 9TH & MARKET
cLoTHIERS, WILL, DEL.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

ALE-oNE ESTN o 7
9..ss at'.r, ttiNeen 7 aud years Of
:Ai.' u. b, good uriyer. can be
HtF. ". y. BULLOCK, Ten til
W. s'tel Soft
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
IN THREE MONTHS TIME

By Havsn's systsm. No previous knowlou 40
Of other art required. Colleges opea all the
year. Stuien.s can enter sny time, all tui.
ton being individual. Superior facilities
for procuring situG tons, for which aid We
ns&e no chsegs. COLLEGE pamphlets with
full set selftoeohtug lessons in oither art
seut to Any addross for 10 cts.; both arts, ~
cts. No stenps socepYh. Address either
Of Havep's Colleges: Now York, n. Y;
Philadelphia, Pa; chicago, Ill; Cincinnati
. San FrausisSo, Gal 7.eOd-Sm
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

a DMINlSIkXT XTOa'S SALE LII BE
IA sold on Wednesday, Oct 9TH, 1887. at
2 O'Clock .. m, at 800 Wssn nington street, q
lot of household furniture, china and silver
ware. WALTER GU nMlNS.
e1T-ts Administrator OF r. }. Adams, dec'd.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

N t..1-3 MDLASStS OANs;
|lr,, raan snoivinr, soluble for q
Wv ZIP J at le0l Pine Ct.
/ s30-3ts
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

shLs-h GOOD PLAUE FOK
{Hpn, { 81 " Front street. Apply
prn W.. j. bRAMBnE, naar Deia
sa' Ell-l2tt
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

~, len L. uOR. 9th AID PIN E
,,.Y'e ~ tnd dwelling; low price
n, ~! nrms aEU. X. TOWN.
Ael street. $50 81
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

ALt-CHEAP. Two 2-SIORY
"a ltai.s, Nos lSoo and lto1 uliptn
w ICcms each. Price for ~ o
|nn,a:A. Terms easy. tn, m AS
tLI " Market street. siItf
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

laH-OhEAP. GOOD BOOK-
rh df'll, with phosuhate and
w. Eschneat. J. T. HALL. <l8
lNHueet, e29 II
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

SAL.-LhRGE AND SMALL
,1...n ,1..~an wagons ct fair prices.
ilNgen of business wagora ".
:" Ad Gnd Frensh SITS. al0-Bms
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

IETEp.-.MS ~ ,eri On Church on Union y. !,
! lpply " w. iyTu
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

.,ro-A soBEE. KEL,AsLs, 1s !,
Fisrt,sT1o" s1o undsrstAnd, the e. eAfo aa Q,
psn s.V .;.sss' Inquire 81 ots sna
40 fUkD. se""
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Tor nsnsI

ks,p,, trtSE lnSE FEATHERS, IN
o,p.aarshasers. T. n, STAY.
os B20-oSA
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

vyssUNS WANTING ~
SUIEt- =, no,els, restaurants %
ss.e ts,p ~ b accommodated ~
k.s!s. sess's sha,Ass'a in''lAs'nSss iss.S q
1sns, strsb~
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
SITUATIONS S

pay both young mes and I.5les muca better
ealsries than most Commercial positions, and
the dem and 10 greater. students oan DO nt
tod for ofttee, short nsnd positions,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

-nsy A CDuPLEOY YpuN1
bslEpris nv Elnd Of plain fs.ing' y
Sa,, san.' IL 'liddTsss Sswins. 70 tn,s a. si'
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

srEADY, A CT ~ u
tlyTED-A o.. man wants . place a
Nd industries .tore. TORE Ref renee and ,i
IN hard arr NS,ess salesman, "
= = iiffrssairtd. Address sa-s's
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

,nT0 BUY AN EIGHT y GIT
\ Apply " No. i East sth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
Vss,sa.

YOUNG LADY, LADY, s1.;p. ss,.;i,.
's:;:::;:: !: 4 n: n: 8 :sss:; ss::,s -
wiis ys.i pisssbos no eblsc.o,,;; w., !;
,n,ing ieihN 100 "
Daily Republican., 1887-10-03

BY A
hsTt ~ male nu,se. Appiy q
'wnrv. 'v, s.rteL Best OF Isnfencs
m ffpl' es'" at Sun -ea
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Supreue Court OF the Hawaiian Isl
znds--Ir Banco- April Ter. 1887.

IKE hrys vs. LEE CHor,
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Supre-ss Court OF the Hawaiian H.
Rnds--Ap-il Term. 1887.
Is. B. KEER " E. E, MAYHgv, AMP L.
ASEU, GARNISEEE.

.Cpo -. = 'cCr-x =, PSES7cN =, S1cNsaroN j.
-ls5sag a- tae Cea~s yer NcCJLLTJ,
The Court Is asked To review and
SCI aside the judgment u deieult
against the gdrniShee for failure 70
appear and answer,
The facts IN the case and the aIfdG-
vIts made for and against are So
forth fUlly ana st large n the opln
ion given bv Mr.. Justice Preston IN
refusing the motion u set aside the
default. ana we refer 70 It.
Wbatever. reas0nS may Justly set
ting aside default In any case we
are Clearly ct opinion shat none eX
Isl II this case. Ii VIII n0c do u
permit the understandings and ms
understanding s2id 20 have pre-
vailed To -. aside the plain course Of
the Statute. There could never be
certainty Of securing the advantage
Of garnishee II s party garnlsheeG
could be relieved by such statements
IS are made IN this case. The law
carefully provides for the discharge
OF & person served with this peremp-
tory Process II he does not choose
q avail himself q the provision N
his favor he must take the cOnse-
quenee-
The Statute cannot be Invaldared
by parties pleasing 10 neglect the
prescribed action
The Judgment OF the Court below
Is affirmed,
L 4. Thurston for plaintiff
Ashford & Ashford for L. Aseu.
GarniSher
Honolulu, May , 1881
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This natter comes here OF an agreed
statement Of facts and questions OF
law reserved for the consideration OF
the Court IN BaEco By Mr. Justice
Preston sitting 70 hear appeals from
the Police Court Of Honolulu where
judgment was entered for defendant
On February I6ah- 1851 The CON-
piaIuE n the Pc zoo Court L & follows
nat said corporation
Il engaged IN business N the District
Of Hon0lul1- and Owls property ST
uated n sad district liable 10 taxa
ton that On or before the first day OF
July last. they made 6 sworn return
N writing q al the property Of SAID
corporation n said district liable To
ts1atI01= and on said day delivered
the sane TO the assessor OF taxes Tor
said district that on the Isl day Of
October. the treasurer Of plaintiff cor
poratloz made application To said
assessor 90 ascertain the amount OF
the assessment made against SAID cor
pgrafICu. that 10 assessment Al
that tine had been made against said
company that subsequently, 60 said
IsS dav Of October the aSsesEueEt
against. SAID corporation was raised
50 $50 8 above the amount Of lis re-
turn- and pIaIntIf alleges that said
assessment was not made. within the
tine prescribed BY law and VS. He
gal and that L L not liable 10 pay
the tax thereon And plaintiff further
says dha1 on the 18th day OF Dece1-
Der instant Il paid under protest TO
SAID Defendant the amount Of rhe
taxes assessed against 1t to W.T. tae
sun Of two hundrE,f and fly -I1Eee
5oI80 dollars Ind plaintiff says tiIzt
said SeEsEdz1h l. indebted Co Il II the
sum Of one Ezn1-e,1 and fffry 81
81 100 dollars the amoGnE Of tEz upoG
the illegally increased assessment
zza1zsa t. and the deEer8aHt though
requested has not paid the sane but
refuses 80 To do
And plaintiff further claims that
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G p E-CJLLE y
THIS case was On the cale-Gar * Gu
appeal from the Police Court of bC-
n1Lalc. uu5- points OF law a. prov
ded By Section 1906 u the Civil Code
Tpon is being called for argument,
the Court inquired Of the defendant :
counsel II the rule had been complied
with. requiring 2 statement Of the
points appealed on TO be certified up BY
the Police Justice The counsel o. i.
Dare) answered that he supposed the
points Of law could be found IN the
record Of the proceedings, and with
out showing the Court what was re-
CURED or allowing time for examIna-
ton OF the papers presented his ~
gUmeat-
The rule referred 10 Is No 30 B,
which requires Police and District
Justices. N al cases o. appeal 70 the
Supreme Court 10 forward q csrtitl
cate Of appeal ststlng whether 1t : to
i-rv OF = 70 the Court n Banc0, and
IN the Iz-5e- case the points slOuId Be
distinctly stated
The papers sent up c1Zprlse ~ 4
COPY Of the Proceedings and Evidence
before the the Police Court with &
statement Of the finding and Iuds
meut Of the Court. and that defend
ants counsel noted GEpeaI: = q Ger
-It-eace that the defendant has noted
and perfected an appeal - to the 81
ureue Court IN Banco 49, g syS
n0usls OF the case with . conclusion
that defendant noted an appeal TO
the Supreme Court n Bdneo upon
questions Of law and from the verdict
and sentence Of sEi6 Court signed
By defendants counsel The certiti-
cate required By the rule has not
been furnished The appeal Is there
fore not made and there L nothing
for the Court 10 consider The case
stands upon the judgment Of the
Court below
a p Peterson Deputy AlcCrleg-
General for the Cr1Els j. T. Dare
tr tie dzss1I11t-
Honolulu Nay , 1857